created by

William Natter

script type

utility

description

This is a handy plugin that makes easy replacing your favorite pattern ("@" by default) with a sequence of incremented values using the "Inc" command. Examples: If you have a file that only contains the following lines:    This is line @    This is line @    This is line @    This is line @ By typing ":1,4Inc", you obtain:    This is line 0    This is line 1    This is line 2    This is line 3 Better yet...  With ":Inc i11 s4 pblah",    This is a list: [blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah] becomes    This is a list: [4, 15, 26, 37, 48, 59, 70] You can also repeat the same value several times.  Consider:    case       addr@: begin value@ = offset@+incr@; end       addr@: begin value@ = offset@+incr@; end       addr@: begin value@ = offset@+incr@; end    end After ":%Inc r4", you obtain:    case       addr0: begin value0 = offset0+incr0; end       addr1: begin value1 = offset1+incr1; end       addr2: begin value2 = offset2+incr2; end    end I have just added support for bases and right alignment.  You just have to specify the width of your alignment:    `define MEM_ADD0 @    `define MEM_ADD1 @    `define MEM_ADD2 @    `define MEM_ADD3 @ becomes, after running ":%Inc w3 i128 f0":    `define MEM_ADD0 000    `define MEM_ADD1 128    `define MEM_ADD2 256    `define MEM_ADD3 384 or, after running ":%Inc w3 i128 f0 h":    `define MEM_ADD0 000    `define MEM_ADD1 080    `define MEM_ADD2 100    `define MEM_ADD3 180 Many thanks to Stanislas Sitar (vimscript #145), Ely Schoenfeld (vimscript #1199), Charles E Campbell's (vimtip #150, vimscript #670) and Neil Bird (vimscript #189). Note: I need to merge with Ely's version, and to update the documentation.  Sorry if this causes any inconvenience in the meantime. Happy Vimming!

install details

Download "increment.tar.gz" and put it in your user ".vim" or "vimfiles" directory.  For *nix, type: gunzip -c increment.tar.gz | tar xvf - This will populate a "doc" directory with an "increment.txt" file, and a "plugin" directory with an "increment.vim" file. For other operating systems, I'm sorry: I don't use them...  I believe "gzip" should know how to deal with that file.

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package	script version	date	Vim version	user	release notes
increment.vim	1.1	2007-08-21	7.0	William Natter	Added support for hexadecimal and octal bases, and for right-alignment
increment.tar.gz	1.0	2003-12-04	6.0	William Natter	Initial upload

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